A pleasant surprise...

While looking at the top search queries for my blog, I saw this-

1	27%	phrases for church signs	6
2	18%	any surprise any time	8
3	9%	b is for barnstorming	1
4	9%	"don t" be afraid of losing	3
5	9%	barnstorming youtube	3
6	9%	ideas for a scene with the title "well i thought it was funny"	5
7	9%	commits on youtube	10
8	9%	christian commits suicide	17

When a pastor decides to do a quick google search for a new witty phrase to put on his church bulletin, he might stumble upon the devil's tools. I need to be more damning, then.

Anybody else find anything interesting in the top 20 queries in which their blog appears? (I used Google Webmaster Tools).

Up and running... Again.

I didn't have Internet access for the previous couple of days so I haven't posted- But my computer is up and running again.

Is there anything interesting I've missed?

Late Stage Abortion Doctor Shot to Death

[EDIT: I posted this before I read the Pharyngula post on the same subject. Damn it!]

This, from the New York Times article.

George Tiller, a Wichita doctor who was one of the few doctors in the nation to perform late-term abortions, was shot to death on Sunday as he attended church, city officials in Wichita said.

This is terrible. Obviously a religious man (never mind the fact he was an abortion doctor), he was shot in the only place he might have thought was a sanctuary for community and fellowship with others. Of course, he should have known that religious or not, people are people. And dogmatic people (much like many of those collected each Sunday around the pews) can be prone to horrendous acts.

As a matter of fact, this isn't the first time George Tiller was involved in antiabortionist actions against his life. He was shot once before , many years ago, but managed to survive.

Leaders of national abortion rights organizations, meanwhile, expressed outrage. Some described Dr. Tiller as one of the only doctors in the nation who performed third trimester abortions when the life or health of a mother was at stake, and said that his death would make it even harder for women in such circumstances to end their pregnancies.

Grief. That's all we ever seem to get.

A little Self-Improvement

From Pharyngula, this picture's for you ladies and gentlemen...

It's nice to know that self-improvement goes hand in hand with logical thinking.

[Disclaimer: This is most likely a result of mere coincidence...]

Have Not Posted

Sorry for not updating this blog for a while.  I got caught up with outside endeavors, and soon enough found myself straying from the blog.

Either way, I'm back (for better, or for worse).